Imports

Types

AlignmentKind = enum akNone = "", akLeft = "left", akRight = "right", akCenter = "center": Source Edit
DataFrameLike = concept df df.getKeys() is seq[string] df.row(int) is ValueLike df.len is int: Source Edit
ValueLike = concept v $v[string] is string $v is string: Source Edit

proc figure(path: string; caption = ""; width = ""; height = ""; location = "htbp"; label = ""; checkFile = false): string {. ...raises: [ValueError], tags: [ReadDirEffect], forbids: [].}: creates a full figure environment, with a given caption. Either a width or height has to passed, otherwise it will raise ValueError. The figure placement can be controlled via location. Finally, if checkFile is set to true we perform a runtime check on whether the path points to a valid existing file. In many cases this is not desired behavior (TeX code may be generated for figures, which will be generated at a later time), but it can provide a convenient check if one piece of code is generating both plot and TeX code! Source Edit
func tableRow(s: varargs[string]): string {....raises: [], tags: [], forbids: [].}: simply joins a variable number of arguments to a valid row of a TeX table Source Edit
func textheight[T](arg: T = ""): string: Source Edit
func textwidth[T](arg: T = ""): string: Source Edit
proc toTexTable(df: DataFrameLike; caption = ""; label = ""; alignment = "left"; location = "htbp"): string: Turns a DataFrame into a TeX table. If alignment it overrides the tabular alignment argument (e.g. l l l) It's possible to set the alignment via:
left, right, center then the number of columns is determined from the data frame, but they are all aligned accordingly.

hand a valid TeX string for alignment

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